Very much lacking in accessibility as there's so many steps required, especially if the barriers are down. There's easy to read information boards but no coffee shop and a real lack of seating on the platforms, or any coverage from the elements further down the platforms.
The station is very rarely manned.
Liam Hennessy
You have to cross a footbridge to access the platforms, so pushchairs and wheelchairs are out - no barriers, so if you have no ticket you can enter or leave the system here.
Quite remote and quiet at night.
Daniel Mckenzie
Inadequate amount of seating at this station as well as poor access to those with luggage, prams or in wheelchairs. The station is only partially staffed throughout the day with only a small ticket office and a single ticket machine. There's another ticket machine available though is mainly used for pre purchase tickets. Not good enough for a station this close into London
Doram Jacoby
A small station without much to offer. Staff are friendly Only accessible by climbing a footbridge and not wheelchair access.
London Eevee Tokyo Ebisu - Swanslade 恵比寿-スワンズレイド
North Sheen is located in the North Sheen section of London, the station is used by Southwest trains, North Sheen isn't a good station at all, this is due to the fact that the station lacks accessibility and staff, the station is also grimy and needs work.
Gourab Das
This is very basic Zone 3 station without step free access. The staff are friendly when manned. Fast trains do not stop here and there are not too many seating places probably very few use this station. If you want step free access with coffee shop and eateries please use the nearby Richmond station in Zone 4. PS: On clear days, from the station you can see upto three flights flying one behind other to land in Heathrow!
Analects Liao
Many comments here are polite. This is the easily one of the shabbiest station I've seen in this country. Especially accessibility. Strange as I don't think the problem is that difficult to solve though it is left to what it is today.
Paul Devivo220 days ago
Abbismal! Poor access, closed ticket office, no disabled access, and no facilities. Just one seat, and a few trains, that's all your get here.
The station is very rarely manned.
Quite remote and quiet at night.
Staff are friendly
Only accessible by climbing a footbridge and not wheelchair access.
PS: On clear days, from the station you can see upto three flights flying one behind other to land in Heathrow!